Registration for Covid-19 Vaccination in Majalengka, Bring FC ID and KK to the nearest police station

Registration for Covid-19 Vaccination in Majalengka, Bring FC ID and KK to the nearest police station

AYOCIREBONCOM- Free vaccination schedule for Majalengka Regency residents who want to take part in the COVID-19 mass vaccination on Saturday (26/6/2021) can register with the Polsek under Majalengka Police.

The requirements for mass vaccination registration are simply to bring a photocopy of your ID card and family card. Registration Deadline is Friday 25 June.

The mass vaccination, which will be held simultaneously on Saturday, June 26, 2021, is part of the National Police’s vaccination response and at the same time to welcome the 75th Anniversary of Bhayangkara, July 1, 2021.

This activity was held by Majalengka Police in collaboration with Kodim 0617/Majalengka and Majalengka Regency Government, West Java.

Majalengka Police Chief, AKBP Syamsul Huda, through the Head of HR, Kompol M Ghozali said the mass vaccination will be carried out simultaneously in the Majalengka Regional Government and spread to 26 health centers throughout the Majalengka Regency with a target of 6,000 people receiving the vaccine.

“Currently, we have opened registration for free Covid-19 mass vaccinations. The public can directly contact Ur Dokkes at the Majalengka Police or the nearest police station,” said Kompol M Ghozali, Wednesday (23/6/2021) as reported by Suara.com.

According to Kompol M Ghozali, the mass vaccination is part of the National Police’s vaccination response and at the same time celebrating the 75th anniversary of Bhayangkara, July 1, 2021.

Kompol M Ghozali invites the people of Majalengka Regency to support and inject the vaccine to get immunity, so that Majalengka is quickly free from the Corona virus.

“We must do the Covid-19 vaccination together. Because the goal is to reduce the morbidity and mortality due to Covid-19,” he explained.

Nevertheless, the Head of the HR Division asked the public to continue to comply with the COVID-19 health protocol despite having injected vaccines in an effort to grow immunity from the virus.

“The most important thing is that even though they have been vaccinated, they still follow health protocols,” he said.

He added that the health protocol is a mandatory and absolute thing to be carried out by every community.

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